Why Does USsa always stick there noses in other peoples business

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sir rance alot

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The U.S.A. invented everything on this planet that makes it worth living...

We are the reason the entire world has not starved to death. We are the reason that Adolph Hiltler is not your daddy.

We are the reason you are able to use a computer. We are the reason there is an internet.

We are the reason that EVERY FUCKING PERSON ON THE PLANET WANTS TO WALK, TALK AND BE JUST LIKE A FUCKING AMERICAN...

Can I get a fucking AMEN!!!!!
 
DrFever

DrFever

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sir rance alot said:
The U.S.A. invented everything on this planet that makes it worth living...

We are the reason the entire world has not starved to death. We are the reason that Adolph Hiltler is not your daddy.

We are the reason you are able to use a computer. We are the reason there is an internet.

We are the reason that EVERY FUCKING PERSON ON THE PLANET WANTS TO WALK, TALK AND BE JUST LIKE A FUCKING AMERICAN...

Can I get a fucking AMEN!!!!!
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hahahah are you smarter then a 5th grader
 
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sir rance alot

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Dont get entertainment confused with real life.... And yes I am smarter THAN a fifth grader.

As a matter of fact I am smart enough to live in a climate that doesnt kill you if the power goes out..

HA! What a moron...
 
DrFever

DrFever

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Ernest Rutherford, in 1919, was the first to split an atom, though it was nitrogen, and thus there was no power generation or explosion. In 1932 Sir John Cockcroft and Ernest Walton were the first to cause a nuclear reaction by the fission of an atom. Enrico Fermi, however was the first to fission uranium, in 1932, though at the time he did not fully appreciate the consequences of this discovery. Otto Robery Frisch and Lise Meitner were the first to realize the potential energy produced by the fission of uranium, however, and in a latter experiment, Frisch proved the theory.
The first person to ever realize its potential as a weapon, though, was the Hungarian physicist Leo Szilard, who realized, after experimentation, that the amount of neutrons released by the fission of uranium (two on average) could produce a nuclear chain reaction, which could lead to a massive explosion. Fearing the use of this reaction as a weapon by a facist government, however, Szilard kept his discovery secret, and convinced others to do the same, but the Joliot Curie group published the exact same results, coming to the same conlusion as Szilard.
However, the man who is generaly regarded as the "father of the A-bomb" is J. Robert Oppenheimer, who led the Manhattan Project in the United States, which produced the first ever nuclear weapon.
H.G. Wells was the first to envision a nuclear weapon driven by nuclear fission, when he wrote of "air dropped 'atomic bombs'" in his 1914 novel, The World Set Free. At the time, Wells did not know of the destructive power the such weapons would one day harness. Leo Szilard latter said that this novel had been the inspiration for his research on nuclear fission.And he has tested the bomb offensivly in japan



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First answer by Cbennett30. Last edit by Wrenchdude. Contributor trust: 63 [recommend contributor]. Question popularity: 59 [recommend question].




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Serapis

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Not sure what your point is..... It's kind of useless to claim you discovered something if you keep it secret until someone else discovers it....

The fact of the matter is, we did discover it, we did manufacture it and we ended the Japanese atrocities with it..

What the fuck is your point?

DrFever said:
Ernest Rutherford, in 1919, was the first to split an atom, though it was nitrogen, and thus there was no power generation or explosion. In 1932 Sir John Cockcroft and Ernest Walton were the first to cause a nuclear reaction by the fission of an atom. Enrico Fermi, however was the first to fission uranium, in 1932, though at the time he did not fully appreciate the consequences of this discovery. Otto Robery Frisch and Lise Meitner were the first to realize the potential energy produced by the fission of uranium, however, and in a latter experiment, Frisch proved the theory.
The first person to ever realize its potential as a weapon, though, was the Hungarian physicist Leo Szilard, who realized, after experimentation, that the amount of neutrons released by the fission of uranium (two on average) could produce a nuclear chain reaction, which could lead to a massive explosion. Fearing the use of this reaction as a weapon by a facist government, however, Szilard kept his discovery secret, and convinced others to do the same, but the Joliot Curie group published the exact same results, coming to the same conlusion as Szilard.
However, the man who is generaly regarded as the "father of the A-bomb" is J. Robert Oppenheimer, who led the Manhattan Project in the United States, which produced the first ever nuclear weapon.
H.G. Wells was the first to envision a nuclear weapon driven by nuclear fission, when he wrote of "air dropped 'atomic bombs'" in his 1914 novel, The World Set Free. At the time, Wells did not know of the destructive power the such weapons would one day harness. Leo Szilard latter said that this novel had been the inspiration for his research on nuclear fission.And he has tested the bomb offensivly in japan



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Thats a funny video... Yep, Hulk Hogan..American

Oh yea...Also American.. Video, Television, Motion Pictures, Telephones, Radar, and every other thing you ignorant foreigners enjoy.
 
DrFever

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yup worried bout spys when usa had spys all over the world lmao just tell me what war usa ever won on ther own without allie help pretty simple jus google it
 
beardo

beardo

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Serapis said:
The fact of the matter is, we did discover it, we did manufacture it and we ended the Japanese atrocities with it..
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Do you think this reactor thing will serve as a reminder to them to keep acting right? ever since the whole wwII thing they have been really cool, I like them.
 
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